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TELEVISION TODAY 14 ^Aklanq (Tribune Mon., June 23,1975 the Tribune Cannot Be Responsible for Errors Caused by Last- Minute Changes TELEVISION TODAY 14 ^aklanq (Tribune Mon., June 23,1975 The Tribune cannot be responsible for errors caused by last- minute changes. Schedules are printed as a public service and supplied by local stations. highlights p.m * Poid AdvtrtiMiMnt 8—Movie: "Son Francisco GUNSMOKE Lady Evt (1941) Barbara Stan- Big Band • 4P.M. international" (1970) Newly forms an unusual alliance >40—Mickey Mouse Club Channel Chuckles 9—9:1& Membership Special wyck, Henry Fonda, Charles Coburn, .SKMAike Douglas: Robert 20—Spanish Novela with a professional killer as he tries to William Oemarest. A classic Preston Goulet, Golddiggers, •yMlKEANE 38-Other Six Days get his prisoner to Dodge City before •Sturgis comedy about the bad girl who Flying Farias 54-Speclal: "At The Top: »6-14-Sesame Street Maynard Perguson" they are both killed by three bounty meets a nice boy and makes a patsy Lovers Get 11-Star Trek hunters (repeat). Channels 5, 10, 12, out of him. Later remade as 'The 12—Oinoh Shore • 9:30 P.M. 20— Spanish Novela 5-10-12-46-Rhoda 46; 8 p.m. Birds and the Bees." Channel 36, 6 31-Movie: "Night Key" 6—Sacramento County p.m. (1937) Board Of Supervisor's 30-Movle: "Dixie" (1943) Meeting (2 Hours) SPECIAL The Jokers (1966) Michael Craw- Final Treat Bing Crosby, Dorothy 9-Special: "Alan Watts: A Lord Kenneth Clark presents "In ford, Oliver Reed, Gabriella Licudi. A Lamour Conversation With By JAY SHARBUTT 44—Flintstones Hour . YE SHALL Myself" the Beginning," a droll satire on the establishment with 54-Villa Alegre special hour-long two brothers from the upper class AP Television Writer • 10P.M. Good news for big band freaks: High-note • 4:30 P.M. KNOW 2-40-News broadcast record- putting everyone on and carrying out 2—1 Dream of Jeannie 5-10.12-46-Medicol Center: ing his personal the perfect caper with ironic results. trumpeter Maynard Ferguson and his 13-piece band 4-3-News THE TRUTH Suzv Kendall roar tonight in the finale this season of public TV's 13— ironsides T-lt-13-Caribe: Robert tour of Egypt's Channel 11, 6 p.m. 40—Partridge Family Leslie, Peter Masked, Nile Valley, inter; fine "At the Top" jazz mini-series (Channels 6, 14; 8 46—Bonanza Leslie Charleson, William The Third Day (1965) George p.m.) 54-^Mister Rogers' Sylvester woven with histori- Peppard, Elizabeth Ashley, Roddy Neighborhood 9—Membership Special; cal perspective and As is the custom of the 47-year-old bandleader, 10:15, Special: "Of Pure McDowali. Peppard turns in a credible the emphasis is on brass. His crew features six '•5P.M. Blood" commentary. Chan- performance as a man who develops 2—Bonanza 14—One Of A Kind nel 9, 8:15 p.m. trumpets, including Ferguson, who curiously takes 4-8—Baseball: New York 20—Roller Derby amnesia and is unable to mnember r.'only a few brief solos during the hour-long show. Yankees vs. Baltimore 31—Movie.: "One Tiger To A the events that have caused him to be Orioles . Hill" MERV GRIFFIN accused of murder. Channel 2, 8 p.m. He also vocalizes — fairly well, too — on an 7-11—News I 36—Movie: "Full Confession" updated version of the only Bunny Berigan hit, "I 9-6-14—Mister Rogers' (1939) Victor McLaglan, CLARK Guests include Code Nome: Heraditus (1967) Can't Get Started With You." Neighborhood Barry Fitzgerald Buddy Hackett, Roger Miller, Pat 20—Spanish Novela But, first, a littfe fibbing in 38—Amazing Prophecies Stanley Baker, Leslie Nielsen, Sheree But most of the^ program is used as a showcase 40—Mod Squad this sermon from our 44—Movie: "Captain Blood" Paulsen and La Wanda Page. Channel North. Spy drama. Channel 4, 9 p.m. for solos by various members of the band on such 44—Stooges/Rascals Hour sponsor." . (1935) Errol Flynn, Olivia 36, 8:30 p.m. 54—Sesame Street de Havilland Captain Blood (1935) Errol Flynn, tunes as Jimmy Webb's "MacArthur Park" (the Olivia de Havilland, Lionel Atwill. In band's national anthem by now), Herbie Hancock's • 5:30 P.M. • 10:30P.M. "Chameleon" and "Got the Spirit," a jazz-gospel 3-10-11-12-13-News • 8P.M. 38—Good News DINAH Flynn's first swashbuckler, he plays a 5—Dealer's Choice 2—Movie: "The Third Day" 40—Dealer's Choice Paul Williams, Shelley Berman, doctor who is forced into becoming a piece by trombonist slide Hampton. 6—Electric Company (1965) George Peppard, Ray Charles, Tammy Wynette, Mau- The musicians seem to be having a ball on the 9- 14—Villa Alegre Elizabeth Ashley, Roddy • 11 P.M. pirate. Miss de Havilland is the roman- 31—Solid Gold Heroes; 5:45, McDowali 2—Sergeant Bilko Hour reen McGoverri and Three Dog Night tic interest. Channel 44, 10 p.m. show, particularly Ferguson, who first gained fame Pete Smith Specialty 3—Baseball: New York 4-3-8-News; 11:30, Tonight are the guests. Channel 44, 8:30 p.m. in the early 1950s as a featured soloist in Stan 46—Mickey Mouse Club Yankees vs. Baltimore Show: Jerry Lewis, Peter Full Confession (1939) Victor Orroles (Delayed) Marshall, Elke Sommer, Kenton's big, powerful jazz bands. • « P.M. 4-8—News Freddie Bell McLaglen, Sally Eilers, Joseph Calleia. It's a safe bet many of today's high school and 2—Love American Style 5-10-12-46—Gunsmoke: 5-10-12-46-News; 11:30, MAUDE Effective yarn about a clergyman who S3-7-12-13-20-46-News Richard Jaeckel Movie: "The Sandpiper" Vivian is in a state of shock after college musicians aren't strangers to his work, 6—Zoom 6-14—Special: "At The Top: (1965) Elizabeth Taylor, listens to a criminal's confessions and thanks to the numerous concerts he plays each year 9-14-54—Electric Company Maynord Ferguson" Richard Burton, Eva she learns that Arthur has invited six convinces him to go to the police in 11—Movie: "The Jokers" 7-1V13—Rookies: Shelley Marie Saint couples over for dinner. Maude takes and the music clinics he and his band hold while on (1966) PabareS, John Ragin, 6—11:3(1 Captioned News order to save an innocent man accused tour. 31—Movie: "Bagdad" (1950) Kathy Lloyd, Peter 7—News; 11:30, Movie: charge only to discover that she and of the crime. Channel 36, 10 p.m. 36—Movie: "Lady Eve" Coffiel "Planet Earth" (1974) Walter are not invited (repeat). Chan- The kids, older jazz buffs and even civilians will (1941) Barbara Stanwyck, 9—Membership Special; John Saxon The Best of Everything (1959) find a lot to like in tonight's effort, even if most of it Henry Fonda 8: ISSpecial: "In The 11—News; 11:30, Movie: "The nels 5, 10, 12, 48; 9 p.m. 38-Black Buffalo's Pow Wow Beginning" Best Of Everything" Hope Lange, Stephen Boyd, Suzy Par- is on the loud side and doesn't show what the band 40—Voyage To The Bottom Of 20—Spanish Novela (1959) ker, Joan Crawford. Based on the can do when it shifts to lower decibels. The Sea 31—Movie: "Voice In The 13—News; 11:30, Department S.W.A.T. superficial Rona Jaffe novel, this mul- A warning: While the sound engineering in the 44—Wild Wild West Mirror" (1958) "S" 36—Get Smart 20—Aver En Mexico Cameron Mitchell stars as a veteran tifaceted film deals with women 'seek- three previous "At the Top" shows was excellent, •«:30P.M. 3&-Word Of Life 31—Solid Gold Heroes; 11:15. cop who replaces one of Hondo's men ing success and love in the publishing the quality in tonight's show seems a bit muddy at 2—Bewitched 40—Movie: "The Interns" Pete Smith Specialty; on the S.W.A.T. team, but his deep- 5-3-12-46-News (1962) ' 11:30, Movie: "Night ' jungles of New York- City. Miss Craw- times, no doubt because of the tiny speaker of the 6—Play Bridge With The 44—Best Of Groucho Key" (1937) seated hostilities surface and places . ford's performance as a tough execu- TV set on which I watched the program. Experts 54—Left, Right and Center 36—11:30, Movie: "Buckskin the team in jeopardy (repeat). Chan- 9—Women Emerging Frontier" (1943) Richard tive with a heart of gold is the film's The speaker was just too limited for all that 13—Wild World Of Animals • 8:30P.M. Dix, Jane Wyatt nels 7, 11, 13; 9 p.m. highlight. Channel 11, 11:30 p.m. went on. This is a problem with most TV sets. Why, 14—Summer Forum Special 4—Newswatch: Special 40—Untouchables oh, why don't manufacturers ever realize this? 54—Lilias, Yoga And You Report 54—Captioned News . Buckskin Frontier (1943) Richard 8—To Tell The Truth SPECIAL * * * • 7 P.M. 36—Merv Griffin: Buddy • 12 MIDNIGHT Dix, Jane Wyatt. Western saga of the This season's "At the Top'' series was produced 2-40—FBI Hackett, Roger Miller, 13—12:30, Movie: "Planet "Alan Watts: A Conversation With creation of the railroad in the 1860s. 5-7-9—News Pat Paulsen, La Wanda Earth" (1974) Myself," features the late author, phil- by WXXI-TV in Rochester, N.Y., which has gotten 6—Public Forum Page 40—Movie: "Tension At Table Channel 36, 11:30 p.m. financial support from 130 of the nation's 150 public 10—Concentration 33—Challenge Of Truth Rock" (1956) sopher and interpreter of Eastern reli- 12—Big Valley 44—Dinah:.
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